CASINOS INVERELL

The National Transport Museum consists of a display of over 200 exhibits. Cars, trucks, fire engines, motorcycles, bicycles, pedal cars, scooters and numerous models and transport related items make up the ever changing display. As well as a huge variety of the more popular makes of vehicles, there are some rare and exotic creations on display such as a 1906 Dayton which is believed to be the only working one left worldwide and two of the carriages from the Sydney Monorail. The museum also houses a display of antique dolls and wedding dresses, as well as a decorated cake display.

The Inverell Art Gallery has a diverse range of original art and craft items on display and for sale. The Gallery is placed within two unique heritage buildings, the old School of Arts building built in 1877, and Butler Hall which served as a supper room for balls and other social events. The buildings were combined in 1995 to accommodate a fast growing Art Gallery. The Gallery is also home to over 100 art acquisitions purchased on behalf of the community, for the community. Classes and workshops operate on a regular basis throughout the year. The "Meandering Macintyre" footpath mosaic is located outside the Art Gallery. The mosaic was constructed on 90 by 120 centimetre panels joined to form a 94 metre long path, which depicts native Australian wildflower, local birds, insects, fish, animals and reptiles, and represents the flow of the Macintyre River, which flows through Inverell.